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While I'm happy for our MC's, that was a bit of a swift resolution, unless this is only a 2 or 3 ch. long story. Personally, I would think it would have had more of that sweet tension to have waited a bit longer before allowing them to confess their love. Just ordinary daily school routine can be become super hot (no need for fiancés and whatnot) if it had been handled a bit differently. Oh well...

While there's a lot about the premise I liked, something about the MC and the other characters annoyed me. I get that the MC is flustered by the situation he suddenly finds himself in, but he seems too unwilling to want to find out what he needs of info ASAP to protect himself. And that's just dumb. As for the other teachers and director, they certainly didn't give him much of a heads up or warning, leaving him as nothing more than a toy to be played with by the students. That will really help classroom discipline. Not to mention demon lover, why the heck didn't he at least explain a bit better the dangers of the school and how his mark would protect the MC? Oh right- plot reasons.

I really liked the story. It had depth and emotion, and certainly took the time to develop the characters for the reader. If there were any flaws they were that at times the story and pace seemed to lag, and that the sex almost seemed to interrupt the story rather than to add to it.

That was cute but also slightly weird. Not him being transformed from a cat, but IDK- something vague about the vibe to this. But it is only the 1st ch. so I'll keep an open mind and see how it goes.

If you just want a quick romantic/erotic fantasy to read that is cute and fluffy, this is it. But let me warn you, it gets unbelievable (as these things often do) almost from the start, when the model idol spots and falls for the MC for no reason (never explained)- but it is a fantasy.

I really hope that the manga in the end comes to the conclusion that the so called "destiny" was nonsense and certainly nothing like love. That it in fact is nothing more than a instant intense physical addiction to another person, but I wonder if even that could be cured with effort.

After all these chapters I still can't see that the story has really moved much from the initial premise and problem. Satoshi and Teppei still both want each other and still both feel that they have to reject each other because they are now (step)brothers. Since the fact of them being brothers isn't about to change, they either have to change how they feel about it, or give up on being together forever. Since the 2nd doesn't seem likely plot-wise, then I expect at some point they will find some reason to not care that they are stepbrothers. But the plot sure is being slow paced about it. And think of all that fuss just to get to that point...

Is ex-wife to be the next obstacle in their off and on relationship? The funny thing is while I normally mind a constant chain of obstacles, miscommunication, not to mention misunderstandings keeping a couple apart, it somehow works in this story. Maybe because the characters themselves are so ambivalent about what they want that it is easy to believe that anything and everything could make them give up on each other.

This is definitely something different, and I really want to like it for just that, except I don't. I'm just not enjoying this. I'm not feeling it at all, nor really are either of the MC's appealing to me, though for very different reasons.

I just hate it when the story (and mangaka) seems unaware that the "happy ending" has no chemistry and all the chemistry was really elsewhere. It makes the whole thing feel forced and as if the mangaka wouldn't allow themselves to change their original plot ideas as the story and characters developed over time. In yaoi I should think it would be important to follow the chemistry. In this case it was all between Sekyung & Minho.